| [2006 July 2] Rudy is definitely not like Mel or I. When there are thunderstorms on the way we get happy. If we had better resources and some time to do it we'd probably have an occasional set of weather photos to show off, but we haven't had that kind of luck lately. It's storm season now, so maybe we'll have a few snapshots anyway, but it's been pretty slow.
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What the hell kinda lighting does that house have? Rudy keeps changing colors. | |
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| [2006 July 2] I don't really care to keep the colour sceme exact from frame to frame. I get bored easy. What can I say?
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Sorry about the lack of updates as frequently as usual. I've been swamped again with work, and trying to catch up on
some other stuff I've already been working on. Eventually I'll get back to the wiki as well. | |
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[Transcript] - Rudy's cell phone rings again. He answers angrily, "Goddamn what?!!"
The female voice on the other end answers, "Rudy, are you busy today?"
"Alicia, what day izzit?"
"The 14th!?"
"Wrong, what day izzit?"
"Well, it's saturday."
"And whad duzzat mean?"
"Well, I don't know, what?"
"It's da SABBATH an' I plan da be drunk all day!"
"Rudy, please. I need someone to pick up PJ!! Where's Izzy?"
"Izzy's out'n about. An I ain't leav'n dis house!!"
"She got her cell phone?"
"Yeah."
Soon Rudy stomps to the door, "Well. Now I can't sleep." As Rudy opens the door the cat lunges back inside. Stepping out Rudy notices storm clouds on their way. "Goddamnit." |
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"Wrong." That's all I heard before the hammer fell again. The hammer in this case is Charlies' big fist and the anvil being my beautifully chiseled chin, the one my mother gave me.
"Now I'm gonna ask you a little differently this time. Maybe that'll get the answer outta ya. Ready? Okay, here we go. Where. Now that's the important part -where did you hide my wiffle-ball bat?"
Like hell I was gonna tell the bastard. The last time I told him where that thing was he swatted my ass from one end of the house to the other. This time. This time! I wasn't gonna let that old man have his way. He was brittle and wrinkled and nothing like he used to be when I was a brat. So I just stood over him and said, "Listen, dad, that damn bat is hidden where you can't reach it and mom ain't here to find it for you, so you j-OOF!!!"
He nailed me in the jibblits. The wind slowly came back as the old fart made his ultimatum, "You gonna get my bat or I'm gonna knock you and your little men back into your momma." But that was just dad. Just his way. Bless him.
As Rudy lived out his life, little did he realize the Mffs had planted monitoring devices everywhere in Rudy's house. Monitors to record everything from how hot the fire in the fireplace got, how quickly the ceiling fan spun, how much fart dust gathered in the couch, the relative straightness of the pictures on the wall, the paths of wear on the carpet... everything. Everything exept anything that had anything to do with directly monitoring human life. The Mffs were goddamn fucking sick of monitoring humans... so they faked it by looking as busy as possible while recording information that looked close enough. Soon.. soon they would return with all sorts of information on home decor...